cargo-seek

Features 🚀

• Search
  • Sort by: Relevance, Name, Downloads, Recent Downloads, Recently Updated, Newly Added.
  • Search in: Online, Project, Installed or All
  • Visually label project dependencies & installed binaries
  • Paging
• Add, remove crates to projects
• Install, uninstall a cargo binary
• Open docs
• Open repository
• Open crate on crates.io
• Open crate on lib.rs

Roadmap 🚧

• Flag outdated with ability to update
• Settings to configure behavior and appearance
• Show more crate details: dependencies, version history...etc
• Open repository README in terminal using glow or mdcat

Install

[!IMPORTANT]
This crate is not published to crates.io yet. Until then, download the binary from the releases page.

cargo install --locked cargo-seek

Usage

cargo-seek

or as a cargo sub-command:

cargo seek

Options

cargo-seek.exe [OPTIONS] [PROJECT_DIR]

Arguments:
  [PROJECT_DIR]  Path to a directory containing (or one of its parents) a Cargo.toml file
                 Default: <current directory>
Options:
  -s, --search <TERM>  Start a search on start
  -h, --help           Print help
  -V, --version        Print version
  
UI Options:
  -f, --fps <FLOAT>    Frame rate, i.e. number of frames per second [default: 30]
  -t, --tps <FLOAT>    Tick rate, i.e. number of ticks per second [default: 4]
      --counter        Show TPS/FPS counter

Cargo Projects

If a cargo project (Cargo.toml) is found in the current directory or one of its parents, you can use cargo-seek to add and remove crates to your cargo project. You can also direct crate-seek to target a specific cargo project directory:

# dir, or one of its parents, should contain a cargo.toml file
cargo seek /path/to/dir

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Credits

• The UX was inspired by pacseek
• ratatui
• crates-io-api